March 2019
Rescue of 730,000 Refugees and Migrants in the Mediterranean Over Four Years
The European Union has rescued nearly 730,000 illegal refugees and migrants in the Mediterranean since 2015, but thousands continue to perish each year. Disagreements among…
Trump Threatens to Close the Mexico Border by Next Week
Donald Trump has threatened to close the U.S.-Mexico border if Mexico does not stop illegal migrants from entering the U.S. This comes amid resource constraints…
Following the Failure of the Brexit Session in the British Parliament, the Value of the Pound Decreased Again
The British Parliament's failure to approve alternative Brexit proposals has led to a further decline in the value of the pound. Prime Minister Theresa May's…
The U.S. May Refuse to Deliver F-35 Fighters to Turkey
The U.S. is considering halting the delivery of F-35 fighters to Turkey due to Ankara's purchase of the Russian S-400 missile defense system, which the…
New Year Messages from the UN Secretary-General, Iranian Officials, and Global Leaders
Iranian leaders, including Ayatollah Khamenei and President Rouhani, issued Nowruz messages emphasizing economic challenges and the importance of production. Global leaders like UN Secretary-General Guterres…
Christchurch Attacks: Erdogan's Threat, Warnings from Australia and New Zealand
Turkish President Erdogan threatened to send anti-Muslim Australians home in coffins, referencing historical battles. This has drawn condemnation from Australia and prompted New Zealand's foreign…
Trump Says U.S. Considering Brazil's NATO Membership Option
Donald Trump has indicated that the U.S. is considering Brazil's potential membership in NATO during a meeting with President Jair Bolsonaro. This development highlights the…
Attack in Utrecht; Discovery of a Note Indicating 'Terrorist Motive'
A tram attack in Utrecht left three dead and nine injured, with the main suspect, Gokmen Tanis, arrested after a note suggesting terrorist motives was…
Continued Verbal Conflict Between Erdogan and Netanyahu and His Son
The verbal conflict between Turkish President Erdogan and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has escalated, involving Netanyahu's son, Yair. Erdogan compared Yair to a terrorist, while…
Opponents of Maduro Take Control of Three Venezuelan Diplomatic Centers in the U.S.
Juan Guaidó's supporters claim control over three Venezuelan diplomatic centers in the U.S., challenging Nicolás Maduro's legitimacy. This move is backed by the U.S. and…
Shooting Suspect Arrested in Utrecht, Netherlands
A shooting in Utrecht, Netherlands, resulted in three deaths and nine injuries, leading to the arrest of the suspect, Gokmen Tanis, who has a significant…
Recent Polls in Israel: Gantz Leads, but Netanyahu Remains the Likely Next Prime Minister
Recent polls show Benny Gantz's coalition leading in potential seats, but Benjamin Netanyahu is still favored to remain Prime Minister due to the strength of…
1398; The Outlook for Iranian Households
In 1397, Iran experienced significant economic challenges including high inflation rates and scarcity of essential goods. Official statistics report inflation over 42% overall and over…
Fox Caught in Poultry Farm Killed with the Help of Chickens
A fox entered a poultry farm in France but was unable to escape and was killed by the chickens. This incident highlights the instinctual behavior…
UK Parliament Rejects 'No Deal' Brexit Proposal
The UK Parliament voted against a no-deal Brexit for the second time, further weakening Prime Minister Theresa May's position and paving the way for a…
British Parliament Representatives Reject Brexit Proposal for the Second Time
The British Parliament has rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit proposal for the second time, with 391 votes against and 242 in favor. The EU…
Bouteflika Withdraws from Presidential Election After Weeks of Algerian Protests
Abdelaziz Bouteflika has announced he will not run for a fifth term in the Algerian presidential election following widespread protests against his candidacy. This decision…
Tens of Thousands Protest Again Against Bouteflika in Algeria
Tens of thousands of Algerians protested against President Bouteflika, who is running for a fifth term despite his poor health. The protests, the largest since…
Three Labor Organizations: The Minimum Wage for Workers Should Be Seven Million Tomans
Three independent labor organizations in Iran are demanding a minimum monthly wage of seven million tomans for workers, citing the rising cost of living. They…
European Union Rejects Proposal to Place Saudi Arabia on Money Laundering Blacklist
The European Union has unanimously rejected a proposal to place Saudi Arabia on a money laundering blacklist, following significant pressure from Saudi Arabia and the…
Turkish Interior Minister Announces Joint Operations with Iran Against Kurdish Groups
Turkey's Interior Minister announced a joint operation with Iran against the PKK, a Kurdish militant group considered terrorist by Turkey and the West. This collaboration…
Keeping a Pet Lion Cost a Czech Citizen His Life
A Czech man was killed by his pet lion, which led to police shooting both the male and female lions. Michal Prašek had kept the…
The Best-Selling Electric Cars in the World
The Nissan Leaf is the best-selling electric car globally, with 360,000 units sold by the end of 2018. Other notable models include the Tesla Model…
Iran Had the Worst Fundamental Rights Index Among 126 Countries Last Year
Iran ranked 102nd out of 126 countries in the latest 'Rule of Law Index,' with the worst score in 'Fundamental Rights.' This report highlights a…